Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-09
CONDEMNED Locals.


Of promoting good morals providing FOR the needy,
LAo sick and the dying, and the burying OF the
dead OF the organization" has tled certificate OF
Incorporation. The trustees are Anthony Prince,
Thos Freeman. Edward BastneId Richard WASH
Burns
Yesterday a dead infant was found in the freight
yard OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad +, be-
tween LIST and North Capitol streets northeast.
ss1amores sta stable ~ Maryland Avenue south.
west but it was extinguished with little damage.
The Federation OF Labor last evening adopted
resolutions indorsing the action taken at the late
mas meetings at Edel's and Grand Army Hall con-
demning governor-elect, E E Jackson, OF Mary
land. as an enemy 10 organized labor.
The foot ball team OF the Deaf Mutes College on
Monday defeated the High School team by score
Of q! 10 O The former win play the johns Hopkins
University team In Baltimore saturday.
AT the annual meeting OF the U. s. Electric
Nghung Co, yesterday, officers were elected as
tolows: President samuel Norn1ent; vice presi-
oont, Matthew g. Emery; secretary, Vim. Dickson;
treasurer, seymour W. Tunock; and genefal man
aGer, A. n. kenshaw.
During the twenty -fours hours ending O'Clock
this morning. the police made forty EIGHT arrests
fourteen being for drunkenness.
Dr.. Henderson and Mr.. James S. Edwards re.
sSnoss fIS sae h %st shmp Rst ms ssve6
after ENJOYING asgnsfS and sue successful deer
turkey and a quantity OF small game, and had
some flne sport fishing.
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GrOcers Who Sell Liquor.
Organizing 10 RESIST THE ACTION OF The CoNNIs-
sIOSERS-
meeting OF nduor-selling grocers was held at
EdeIs Han last night 20 consider the nquOr-icense
question. The grocers had been called together
" Mr.. Jas Rutherford. 10 whom the Commission
LlceQce
nqGor under their new regulations. J. II. Richard
son was elected permanent chairman. E J. Wright
their4egal adviser secret airy, ana Daniel Donovan
treasurer. on motion OF j. J. White the following
committee was appointed 10 confer with the whole
sale hquor dealers: J. J. White, D. p. Leane, Geo.
Hall, Edward Murphy, Richard Corcoran, Jno.
Quinn and JAS Rutherford. Chairman Richard
son said that the temperance people and the CON-
mtssioners have combined 10 light dealers In liq-
uor, and therefore, he advocated the forming OF a
permanent protective organization OF the dealers
with the words money aud combination as their
watch word julius Mattern was appointed nnan-
eia secretary, and the sum Of Sso was collected by
subscriptions ofs5
Julius hugle from the Wholesale liquor dealers
association in session al Sheds Hail. stated that it
was the desire OF the Wholesale liquor dealers TO
have the retail dealers work In concert with them,
50 that there VIII be no eiasning or confusion OF
fnteresta
Inc following committees were appointed 10 40.
Lett further subscriptions from liquor dealers:
northwest, j. j. White, John NJ. Buckley, Hugh
MeCann and Edward Murphy; southwest J. II.
D. Il.
Ryan; northeast and southeast, jeremiah Wit
Julius Matern- William Bradley, William Meal
lister; Georgetown. j. ". Dgrr1n-
Al sheas Hall the wholesale LIQUOR dealers held
a meeting. over which Mr.. HOratlo Browning pre-
ssdsd and Julius Hugle and y. II. shea acted as
secretary ami treasurer respectively. II was de-
eided 10 tes' the legality OF the District Commas
sIOners' ruling In reference 70 the OF ldor ia
grocery stores, and money was subscribed FOR this
purpose.
Dr. DoNERs THIRTEENTH ASSIvERsARY.-Thir-
teen years ago Dr. DOmer, OF ~. PauIs English
Lutheran church. began his pastorate IN this city
Lsst evening the congregation cOfnmemOrated Tue
event by an anniversary reception AZ the church.
Inc pastor made brjeI opening address IN which
ne made reference 10 the pleasant and harmonious
relations weica had cOutIuued during all these
years between himself and his people. be also
made special mention OF the friendly relations be-
tween his church ana the other denominations In
ibis city. and how he valued the Kindness OF the
aeishoonnz pastors ia the courteous Intercourse
which marked their interdenominatiOnal relations
with each other. Addresses followed by Rev. DIS
John P. Newman OF the Metropolitan NJ. e church,
>. Il Green, e. c. Aeacor, OF the Baptist church,
froL. Huntington, Of Columbian University and
u. W. Z Parson Of the Church VI Reformation
rev. Dr. Bartlett, OF the New York Avenue Presby-
;sonSratulaLory letter was read from Dr. Sundfr-
and. Of Tie First Presbyterian church. The must
cal oalt OF the program was Especially well rem
dered piano duet by the Misses Oracle and
Aasgt Fox, 500 by Warren Young, q vocal duet
py tHe Misses Kate scout and Eulalle Domer and
closing with nnely executed solo by Miss Scott
Pro-. Theodore King was the accompanied on the
piano, aud durinx the evening a pretty boQuet
Was sent by Rev. l. II. schneider, OF the Con.
curula CHURCH an expression u his kind regard In
MS oecessitateG personal absence. The entire oc-
cason " as greatly enjoyed BY the large company
present
hrssASD GRAINED A DrvoRCE-ro-day Judge
NerricA- IN The Equity Court. made decree Of d.
kOrce IN lhe case VI Jno. +. Bremen against Dora
Breuler, giving the complainant the custody OF the
Children The parties were marriei 10 WeSI Wash.
inston, August II. 1850. he SAFES Thar for IN.
nrsJ nVe years OF his married lie ne mad no sIIs-
plelons OF the chastity OF the oerendant lmI ~.
subsequently, became convinced thar shs entrr
JaiEed strange men at his HOUSE.. giving the name,
VI David Stippy and jas. A. Beatty he charges
that he had 10 abandon her and nDally TO take ms
children from her, and that she took MS houseno.
effects and eft the city with Stippy, and that she
subsequently, took up her Residence with beatty
INDICTMENTS FoUSD-The grand Jury yesterday
reporJed the following Indictments: Max Bern
stetn forging Jacob BOols name 20 a check for 500:
Geo. blacSley, Douglas Gordon and Jao. Rurin
houseoreakIng al the tool house OF Robert Barr:
Francis King, embezleiment OF $i5le from swirl
Co. Jas Ward. assault 10 kill Eliza Fox; Fran.
CTS M broyles, HOUSEKEEPING In The night at The
stables Of JAS W. Yates; Geo Bell, sodomy.
ArrExrios Is directed 10 the new advertisement
In another column, OF the new National Capito
Directory, shorty 70 be issued IL IL the an.
noQ1csl determination OF It's publishers 10 make
this Work an annual necessity in every nouseholo
and business establishment IN the District.
TklcrclE RUkEs should not fan TO attend the